I wrote about my experience with broken SSDs before. I had that one from SunDisk, and when it broke, I contacted support. Without much difficulty, I received a

I wrote about my experience with broken SSDs before. I had that one from SunDisk, and when it broke, I contacted support. Without much difficulty, I received a replacement, which works fine. I also had the same problem with a Samsung SSD, but I wasn't able to get any meaningful response from them at all. So the lesson is not about the broken drives, as all of them could be broken. It's about who is actually willing to fix the inconvenience for you. SunDisk/WD will do it, and you'll have a working drive. Samsung, on the other hand, will do nothing in this case.